First of all, you should investigate the industry you are about to change careers. The easiest way is to enter the position you want to engage in in the search bar of major talent websites, and the corresponding enterprises will appear. You can take a closer look at the content of each recruitment information. Most enterprises have detailed descriptions and requirements for this position. Look at what people ask for, think about it yourself, and then "beautify" your resume accordingly. For example, you used to be a customer service worker and want to transfer to a personnel specialist. Then the employer may require you to have five years of personnel management experience, be familiar with the six modules, be good at document writing, and be familiar with office software. Maybe you are not familiar with writing official documents, but on your resume, you can say that you often write official documents in your original company, and you can practice it before the interview. The other party requires you to have five years of personnel management experience, and you can say that it is only two or three years. Then ask your HR specialist about their daily work. If it's inconvenient to ask, you can see if your friend has made this piece. If not, then Baidu will talk about "personnel management".

Key words such as "job content" and "job responsibilities" can get many answers. As for office software, you may not be familiar with it, but you can write it well and make it up yourself before the interview. After all, these are not very professional skills. Remember, beautify your resume properly and look at the recruitment requirements of the other party, which will more easily attract the attention of recruiters. Finally, if you want to change careers and need a major, you need some relevant qualification certificates, and it is best to get them. For example, if you want to be an accountant, if you have the qualification certificate of certified public accountant or certified tax accountant, it doesn't matter how you write your resume, because these certificates contain a lot of gold.